Posthumous Award

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I SURVIVED LONDON BLITZ

Posthumously awarded to London for his longstanding and immeasurable contributions to the Day of Defeat: Source Division. He served with integrity, dedicated his time and efforts to enhance all aspects of the division, and admirably upheld the standards that define eGO as a preeminent gaming community. In recognition for everything he has contributed to our community, we present I SURVIVED LONDON BLITZ with the Day of Defeat: Source Division?s highest honour, the Medal of Valour.

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This post is beautiful, lowkey got me teary eyed. May he Rest In Peace.
 
London was always the purest embodiment of eGO.
He was a bar to hold oneself against as a player and member of this community.

The thought that I'll never see him again in DoD brings a tear to my eye. The game itself seems all the lesser for it.

Godspeed, good sir.
 
May London's kindness, intergirty, and overall general good nature be a standard that we all strive to uphold in his memory. He was well liked and loved, I hope he rests peacefully with the angels. To his wife I hope you know he touched the lives of many people and will be remembered very fondly of by the people who knew him ;)
 
May London rest in peace seeing this gets my eyes to tear up its so beautiful, i wish i could have met him
 
I think this is the least we can do for someone who has been a staple of the DoD community for well over 10 years. It will never be the same without him and we are lucky to have gotten to play and enjoy LONDON's presence in our community.
 
RIP. Playing alongside London was always a pleasure.
 
A great man indeed. Always a pleasure to talk to and hear his great stories of a time past.
 
London was awesome. He set such a fine example as a member of eGO.
 
Man, now I'll never catch up to his medal count!! MingLee

RIP Blitz! and Congratz!
 
I have very fond memories of London. He was always very kind and level headed, very helpful to new players and old. I knew this day would come eventually, but it doesnt make it any easier. Well played, old man, you will be remembered always
 
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